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  • The Constitution Only Works When Congress Works

    The Constitution Only Works When Congress Works

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    by William L. Kovacs, ©2026 (May 18, 2026) — Congress holds massive powers under the Constitution. Yet it consistently fails its most basic duties: timely appropriations, balanced budgets, debt management, oversight, checking presidential overreach, and debating its war-making powers. This chronic neglect is no minor flaw; it signals a deep “disassociation”—a dangerous gap between what…

  • The Constitution Does Not Confer Power—It Limits It

    The Constitution Does Not Confer Power—It Limits It

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    by William L. Kovacs, ©2026 (Jan. 19, 2026) — It was unsettling to read, recently, a senior White House official assert that “nobody’s going to fight the United States military over the future of Greenland,” followed by the claim that the iron law of the world is power. More troubling still was the President’s own…